| AUTARKISTS | • autarkists n. Plural of autarkist. • AUTARKIST n. one who is autarkic, self-sufficient. |
| BASKETFULS | • basketfuls n. Plural of basketful. • BASKETFUL n. the contents of a basket. |
| BASKETSFUL | • basketsful n. Plural of basketful. • BASKETFUL n. the contents of a basket. |
| DIASKEUAST | • diaskeuast n. One who reviews or revises a text. • DIASKEUAST n. a reviser, an interpolator. |
| GRUBSTAKES | • grubstakes n. Plural of grubstake. • GRUBSTAKE v. to provide with funds for an enterprise. |
| MATSUTAKES | • matsutakes n. Plural of matsutake. • MATSUTAKE n. (Japanese) a Japanese mushroom. |
| MAULSTICKS | • maulsticks n. Plural of maulstick. • MAULSTICK n. (Dutch) a stick used by painters to steady the hand, also MAHLSTICK, MALSTICK. |
| MUCKSWEATS | • MUCKSWEAT n. a profuse sweat. |
| MULTITASKS | • multitasks v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of multitask. • MULTITASK v. to work at several different tasks simultaneously. |
| SALTCHUCKS | • saltchucks n. Plural of saltchuck. • salt␣chucks n. Plural of salt chuck. • SALTCHUCK n. (Canadian) a body of salt water. |
| SKATEPUNKS | • skatepunks n. Plural of skatepunk. • skate␣punks n. Plural of skate punk. • SKATEPUNK n. a participant in a skateboarding subculture. |
| SQUAWKIEST | • squawkiest adj. Superlative form of squawky: most squawky. • SQUAWKY adj. shrill and grating. |
| SQUEAKIEST | • squeakiest adj. Superlative form of squeaky: most squeaky. • SQUEAKY adj. making a squeak. |
| STARSTRUCK | • starstruck adj. Star-struck. • star-struck adj. (Dated) under the malevolent influence of the stars or of one’s horoscope. • star-struck adj. Fascinated and/or obsessed by fame or by celebrities; awed by an encounter with a celebrity. |
| STEAKHOUSE | • steakhouse n. A restaurant that specializes in good cuts of meat, particularly steak. • steak␣house n. Alternative form of steakhouse. • STEAKHOUSE n. a restaurant specialising in steak. |
| STEAMPUNKS | • steampunks n. Plural of steampunk. • STEAMPUNK n. a genre of science fiction set in an era of steam power, esp. Victorian Britain. |
| SUBMARKETS | • submarkets n. Plural of submarket. • SUBMARKET n. a subordinate market. |
| TRACKSUITS | • tracksuits n. Plural of tracksuit. • TRACKSUIT n. a loose warm suit intended to be worn by athletes when warming up or training. |